Operation Manual

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Using your Rio

• Menu: Press the Menu button to display the Rio menu options. Press

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to navigate through menu options. Press Select to choose a menu option. Generally,

pressing Menu while in menu mode before saving any changes returns the Rio to play

mode without saving.

• Rec: The Record button on the Rio. Press Rec to display the Recorder options menu,

where you can choose to record your voice or play a recording. See the section on

Recording and Playing Voice

for instructions and more information.

• Liquid Crystal Display (LCD): In play mode, the LCD provides the following

information—clockwise from right:

• Play/Pause icon: Displays either a Play icon (triangle) or a Pause icon (two vertical

bars), to show the current action of the Rio.

• Current song position: Displays the play location in the current track in

minutes:seconds (mm:ss) form. For Audible content, the display includes hours

(hh:mm or hh:mm:ss).

• Volume level: Displays the volume setting in both digital and graphic form. The bar-

graph disappears as volume is reduced and re-appears as volume is increased.

Volume level ranges from 0-20.

• Track display: Displays the number of the currently selected track and the total

number of tracks on your Rio. Tracks are numbered from 1-99. If a playlist is active,

the track count shows the number of tracks in it. If a large storage device is used, the

total content is organised by playlists of up to 99 tracks.

• Album name/artist name: Album name is displayed in this field for a few seconds,

followed by artist name. If the name is longer than the width of the display, the

name scrolls.

• Track information: Track information includes the codec type (MP3, WMA, and so on),

the bit rate (XXX kbps), and the file size (XX:XX MB).

• Song name: Displays the title of the currently selected track. Song name scrolls if the

name is longer than the width of the display.

• Hold icon (key): Appears if the Rio is set to Hold mode. Hold locks all settings except

the Power switch on the Rio.